GMAT Test Study Guide Tips
- GMAT TEST RESOURCES
- GMAT OVERVIEW
- TESTING AND ANALYSIS
- INTRODUCTION TO THE GMAT
- THE GMAT SCORING SCALE
- QUANTITATIVE TEST
- PROBLEM-SOLVING QUESTIONS
- DATA-SUFFICIENCY QUESTIONS
- QUESTION TYPES
- ARITHMETIC
- DIVISIBILITY
- MULTIPLICATION
- ADDITION
- SUBTRACTION
- EVENS AND ODDS
- PRIME NUMBERS
- PERCENTS
- EXPONENTS
- ROOTS
- AVERAGES
- VERBAL TEST
- READING COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
- What Is Measured
- CRITICAL REASONING QUESTIONS
- What Is Measured
- SENTENCE CORRECTION QUESTIONS
- What Is Measured
- READING COMPREHENSION
- FLYING OVER THE PASSAGE
- CREATING A TENTATIVE SUMMARY
- OPENINGS AND ENDINGS
- EXTRANEOUS INFORMATION
- USING KITCHEN LOGIC
- GETTING INTO THE AUTHOR’S MIND
- EMOTIONAL WORDS
- FINDING THE KEY WORDS
- MAKING PROPER INFERENCES
- APPLYING IDEAS FOR GENERALIZATIONS
- USING CONTEXT CLUES
- BREAKING DOWN PASSAGE ORGANIZATION
- FIRST WORD ANALYSIS
- UNDERSTANDING THE INTIMIDATION
- FINDING YOUR OPTIMAL PACE
- DON’T BE A PERFECTIONIST
- FACTUALLY CORRECT, BUT ACTUALLY WRONG
- DIFFERENT VIEWPOINTS
- SENTENCE CORRECTION
- TRY EVERY CHOICE
- READ CAREFULLY
- APOSTROPHES
- Possessive Nouns
- Possessive Personal Pronouns vs. Contractions
- COMMA ERRORS
- PROBLEMS WITH REFERENCES
- PROBLEMS WITH AGREEMENT
- LACK OF PARALLELISM
- MISCELLANEOUS PROBLEMS
- CRITICAL REASONING
- IDENTIFYING PREMISES AND CONCLUSIONS
- DIAGRAMMING CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
- CLASSIFICATION
- SEVEN COMMON FALLACIES
- ANALYTICAL WRITING TEST
- ANALYSIS OF AN ISSUE
- What Is Measured
- ANALYSIS OF AN ARGUMENT
- What Is Measured
- PLANNING STAGE
- STICKING TO THE PLAN
- REVIEWING THE PLAN
- BRAINSTORMING SMART
- MAKING THE CUTS
- ENDING AT THE START
- STAYING CONSISTENT
- MAINTAINING THE FLOW
- BACKING UP YOUR POINTS
- USING PROPER GRAMMAR
- WATCHING YOUR VOCABULARY
- AVOIDING TUNNEL VISION
- JUST DO IT
- CONCLUSION IS REVIEW
- COMMUNICATING REASON, NOT PASSION
- ANSWERING THE WHY?
- GETTING READY FOR TEST DAY
- POST GMAT
